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Genesis P-Orridge enjoys a stroll round Richmond Park, London

Throbbing Gristle OTD 2004: Camber Sands, Sussex. P-A-D What A Day Greasy Spoon Live Ray Hamburger Lady Almost Like This (A Kiss) Splitting Sky It's Coming It's Real Convincing People Fed Up Wall Of Sound

Now £16.60

OTD 48 years ago Jane Suck and I wrote the post punk electronica manifesto New Musick in Sounds. I’m still very proud of this: we caught something in our fevered queer brains. Note the very early (the first?) use of the term post punk. Articles included Kraftwerk, Eno, Devo, TG, the Residents, Ubu

Remembering Peter Christopherson 27 February 1955 - 25 November 2010

Stunned to hear Pam Hogg has died. Such incredible talent and spirit. So so sad and how I wish we’d had time to record that record we planned. Sweet dreams Pam ❤️x x

From Ben Waddington on Facebook: … here's a lesser known album with a TG connection. The Cortinas shot the album cover for their True Romances album at 50 Beck Road - it's a Hipgnosis credit which means Sleazy would have been doing the photography

Throbbing Gristle | Live At The Volksbühne, Berlin, New Year's Eve 2005 2LP Reduced to £20.60 at Juno www.juno.co.uk/products/thr...

An early TG / GPO post card “Club Genetique … Psychotic Death…” Via Underground Archive

The Mask of Sarnath (1981 horror short), featuring a musical score by Throbbing Gristle has surfaced on DVD, but only on eBay so far

Chris Carter 1980

Stan Bingo (Daniel Landin): Throbbing Gristle roadie, PA mixer, Heathen Earth engineer, Filmed Oundle School, recorded "What's History" with Genesis P-Orridge. Later studied at St Martins College and now a renowned cinematographer and director: landin.co.uk/film.html

Industrial Music for Industrial People Poster 1979 Courtesy: tape-mag.com/Industrial_M...

BOY London: poster by Peter Christopherson 1978

Out now: D-Generation magazine #2 Order here: www.dgenerationmag.com

Cosey Fanni Tutti in Sylvester's 'Mighty Real' video. She's back right 2:15 minutes in www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD6c...

"I’d bought myself a cheap Raver lead guitar from Woolworths. The way I used it there was no need for anything expensive. I didn’t know how, nor did I want to learn how, to play guitar. I never tuned it". - Cosey Fanni Tutti 20 Jazz Funk Greats session photo: Chris Carter

A nice looking Throbbing Gristle – "Live At Kezar" May 21, 1981 Japanese video currently on eBay www.ebay.co.uk/itm/38905306...

Throbbing Gristle Death Factory posters 1978: Auschwitz 1 2007: Tate Modern tower superimposed

TGT, The Genetic Terrorists, was a post-TG Chris and Cosey collaboration with Lustmord. The sleeve design on the three releases on Wax Trax! in 1989 / 1990 awkwardly referenced Throbbing Gristle while the music was similar to Chris and Cosey with more samples.

Undated flyer

Mousie Mousie - A riot of laughter and excitement

Throbbing Gristle - A riot of laughter and excitement

Laurence Dupre, Genesis P-Orridge and Cosey Fanni Tutti at the Sordide Sentimental headquarters 1980 📷 Danny Dupic

"Porn and Pop Rebel Plans a Surprise" Love this photo, especially the seemingly blank album cover

"The Second Annual Report of Throbbing Gristle Recorded during the year ending September 3rd 1977"

Throbbing Gristle OTD 1976: Hat Fair, Winchester. Their second gig. Photo: Judith Blake

SPK and Graeme Revell live in Italy 12th July 2025 www.youtube.com/watch?app=de...

The Hackney Gazette May 13 1980: Genesis P-Orridge photographed as ‘The Passing Trade’ in his Laurence Dupre camouflage jacket

Cosey Fanni Tutti at Veterans Auditorium 22 May 1981 Photo by Illusion Of Safety (FaceBook)

Joy Division OTD 1979: Romulus Club, Birmingham. Supporting Dexy's Midnight Runners. “Dexy's were diabolically dressed, like something out of Star Trek... [and] playing jokes on a ... tape recorder in between songs:” - Peter Hook, Unknown Pleasures book joydiv.org/c080879.htm

Throbbing Gristle OTD 1979: YMCA, London 400 people in the audience Released on IRC 22 and TG24 Photo: David Corio / Redferns

A flyer sent out by Genesis P-Orridge requesting Coum Transmissions and Throbbing Gristle clippings for the TG archive Via Superbawestside1980 www.flickr.com/photos/33135...

Industrial Récords post card Mary Bell painting by Val Denham

I’ll be talking with @hannahknowles.bluesky.social at The Bookshop @latitudefestival.bsky.social tomorrow Sunday 27th at 12 - 1pm followed by more wonderful @faberbooks.bsky.social writers

THROBBING GRIST, West Coast IPA, by Bach Brewing bachbrewing.co.nz/pages/our-beers

Alternative TV - Live at Rat Club '77. Recorded on cassette by Genesis P-Orridge who can be heard commenting throughout, including the infamous "I said the next time she does that I'll slash her throat" at the end of 'Sleep in Bed'

Cosey Fanni Tutti: Berlin Metropolitan Loft 1983 Photo: Thomas Helmtag

From eBay www.ebay.co.uk/itm/25687979...

Throbbing Gristle OTD 1978: London Film Makers Co-Op. "They managed to play half an hour or so (I lost all sense of time) before the gig was truncated by violence" - John Gill, Sounds, 15 July 1978. They actually played for 57 minutes

Throbbing Gristle OTD 1976: Their first performance at Air Gallery, London. TG performed in one room while the sound was relayed to another where the audience of about 30 people was assembled

Throbbing Gristle OTD 1978: Industrial Training College, Wakefield 250 people in the audience witness the first live performance of Five Knuckle Shuffle Recorded and released on Cassette and CD but no photos, tickets or posters seem to have survived the passing of time

Throbbing Gristle OTD 2005: Traffic Free Festival, Turin, Italy. Two performances. Photos: Andrea Marutti